Selling my Nikon Z50 plus 2 lens that came with the purchase. Looking to part with it as a complete package and will throw in the charger and extra battery as a bonus.
$850 OBO
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Selling my Nikon Z50 plus 2 lens that came with the purchase. Looking to part with it as a complete package and will throw in the charger and extra battery as a bonus.
$850 OBO
Hey all,
Wife and I are traveling to Japan in late October - early November and I'm trying to plan around the big cultural sites and see the colors of autumn in.
I've built out my travel itinerary for my wife and I like so:
Arrival + 1 day in Tokyo
2 days in Nikko
1 day in Hakone with a stay in a ryokan onsen
4 Days in Kyoto/Osaka or Nara
2 Days in Takayama
1 Free Day
2 Days in Tokyo with flight out at the end
Selling my Nikon Z50 plus 2 lens that came with the purchase. Looking to part with it as a complete package and will throw in the charger and extra battery as a bonus.
$850 OBO
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Hey all,
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